Sentence examples for broadcasters on board from inspiring English sources
We now have broadcasters on board, commercial partners – the women's super league has gone from amateur to semi-pro to professional.
Plus, it took the approach to only roll out in a market once it had the full slate (or in some cases, at least 3 major broadcasters) on board.
ISLAMABAD, March 12 2012 – This March, UNICEF Pakistan organized a country-wide celebration of the ICDB by getting multiple broadcasters on board to allow children not only to be directly involved in radio and television programming, production and presentation, but to give voice to their hopes and dreams and share experiences with their peers.
At home, where pacifism remains popular, allowing collective self-defence will become an even harder sell though having the country's largest broadcaster on board will surely help.
The Women's Tour, which is scheduled to go around England for five days in May, already has the International Cycling Union (UCI), local authorities and a terrestrial broadcaster on board.
"It's a really interesting border to aim for, and the only thing I keep arguing is I'd love to do it as long as we have an Estonian broadcaster on board … it has to be as good on both sides of the border".
LRCH director David Testa, said: "We are delighted to bring the world's leading public service broadcaster on board this project.
Getting a broadcaster on board is the launch platform but only the first phase of landing on the moon," he says.
As with 3D, Sky has been an early adopter of new content technologies, and as with 3D, a broadcaster the size of Sky jumping on board feels like a turning point.
But earlier this year in a select committee hearing David Jordan, head of editorial standards, told MPs that the broadcaster had decided not to follow Jones' key recommendations on climate change: "[Jones] made one recommendation that we did not take on board.
"There's a lot to take on board about being in the digital world," says Vicky Beeching, a writer and broadcaster whose doctoral research focuses on the ethics of online technology.
